Medical Professionals
Why Indiana?
For physicians, there are excellent reasons to practice in Indiana.
- With malpractice premiums becoming intolerable in many states, Indiana implemented malpractice reform almost 30 years ago and is considered one of the friendliest in the nation for physicians, ranking in the top five of all states
- Low physician density in relation to population
- Payor markets are competitive with relatively high reimbursement rates
- The Indiana State Medical Association, with more than 8,500 members, defends the Indiana Medical Malpractice Act and advocates for physicians at the state and federal levels. Recent successes include prior authorization reform, common-sense exceptions to mandated e-prescribing of controlled substances, and a mobile app to deliver CME on opioid prescribing and abuse to help meet state requirements.
Begin your Indiana Job Search here!
Physicians and advanced practice providers can quickly and easily search through hundreds of jobs posted by our members from across the state. Simply select your profession and specialty and you’re ready to find your new career in one of our Midwest communities.Â
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Top Attractions
- Brown County State Park
- ECHL-Indy Fuel
- French Lick
- Holiday World
- Heritage Trails
- Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame
- Indiana Beach
- Indianapolis Museum of Art
- Indianapolis International Airport
- MiLB-Indianapolis Indians
- NCAA Headquarters
- NBA: Indiana Pacers
- NFL: Indianapolis Colts
- The Children’s Museum
- WNBA: Indiana Fever
- World Famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway
- Visit Indiana
More Attractions
- Proud to include Indiana University, Purdue University, University of Notre Dame, Butler University, and Ball State University among its many institutions of higher education
- Enjoy the many cultural events, including museums, symphonies, theaters, and zoos
- Some of the best restaurants and dining in the Midwest
- Recreational activities encompass hiking, biking, camping, fishing, and hunting
- One of the most affordable states, with housing costs below national averages
- Convenient drives to other major metropolitan areas—Chicago, St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, and Nashville
